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The Cider Tastings at These Wineries Are Next-Level

Why choose between cider and wine if you don't have to? These wineries are the best of both worlds this fall.

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Featured Tasting Rooms

Tiger, Georgia

Tiger Mountain Vineyards

Paso Robles, California

Ancient Peaks Winery

Baroda, Michigan

Gravity Vineyards and Winery

Weekend Reads

Is Pennsylvania the Next Big East Coast Wine Region?

These unique PA regions offer a wide range of microclimates and soil types that support both hardy native grapes and classic European vinifera varieties.

Sleepy From a Day of Wine Tasting? Spend the Night at These Wineries

From ranches to boutique hotels, these wineries feature high-end accommodations with all the cushy amenities you crave.

Pair Horseback Riding with Wine Tasting at These Resorts

From Jamaica to Montana, check out the resorts where exceptional horseback riding and wine are the main focus.

New York State's White-Hot Wine Scene Is Turning Heads

The New York Wine & Grape Foundation invites you to discover unforgettable tasting experiences while supporting local growers and winemakers.

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Spiced Cranberry Orange Wassail is a Mulled Cider Recipe For the Ages

This potent blend of cider, fruit, and spices dates to medieval England, and has warmed winter revelers for centuries.

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From Halloween Parties to Mystery Dinners, Serve Your Guests a Spooky Scary Treat

This spirited set includes everything you need to craft a tempting snack board. Trick up treats like small candies and nuts, by serving them in the bowls set in the skull’s eyes and nose, while you fit crackers and cheese along the skeleton’s toothy grin.

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Travel Back in Time

Wine Enthusiast Magazine,
August 1993

This Halloween, we're throwing it back to this August 1993 cover and its hunt for "Monster Chards".💀 No tricks here, just terrifyingly tasty treats. Inside, we concluded our exclusive interview with legendary wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr.